flexibility and because it was never inteded to be OOP in the first
place.
mesecon.receptor_on and mesecon.receptor_off are provided by wrappers
(mesecon:receptor_on/off) for compatibility, but will be removed. Mod
programmers that use mesecons: Please update!
Also, fix microcontroller polluting the global namespace and remove some
deprecated stuff.
large machines.
It also makes the wires.lua code easier to understand and more
maintainable. In case any other mod depends on
mesecon:update_autoconnect, please update it to use
mesecon.update_autoconnect. This should also fix some other minor bugs.
Please report bugs if this commit creates new ones.
This commit changes wire looks and removes some unneccesary textures.
The handling of the "quit" pseudo-field meant that the microcontroller
couldn't be programmed with explicit code, only with the examples.
The "quit" can actually be ignored: what matters for programming the
controller is whether the "code" field was supplied.
This introduces the ActionQueue, a new kind of MESECONS_GLOBALSTEP.
Circuits using delayers will now resume when restarting the server.
Also, large circuits should automatically resume if parts of them are
in unloaded chunks.
Old circuits e.g. using gates will not resume when mesecons is updated,
which means you have to restart them once. But after that, it should work
just like it used to.
This will fix a lot of stuff but may also introduce some new bugs.
So please report them!
I had a grid that mapped buttons to pixels so pressing a button displayed a letter. I had one programming that was a positive match so the pixel turned on, and another programming that was negative and just passed the signal on to the next pixel. If I had to right-click on each µc to see its programming, it would take me longer to find a problem. If I can see the programming just by looking at it, I could find a typo much easier.
I'm not sure about the \n \n\r thing.
fixed deprecated/invalid recipes in lightstones.
fixed copy&paste error in one of the delayer textures
fixed recipe for player detector to rely on microcontroller instead of old IC
